The Washington critic., 1887-11-23
Amusement Notes.

Thanksgiving matinees W III be the order OF
the day at every theatre In town tomorrow,
and those who thiuk they haven't anything
to be thankful for should take another
thought and 20 to the theatre.
Sale OF seats for Miss Minnie Palmer, In
"My Sweetheart aud "My Brotber's Sis.
ter" at Albaugh's, begins tomorrow morn
ing. On the first three nights "My Sweet
hesrtn will be given, and the last three and
Saturday matinee "My Brothers. Sister,
This last, the author, Mr.. Leonard Grover,
pronouDces his best work, and Miss Palmer
asserts that 1t is the greatest triumph of her
profes, ional career. Miss Palmer has been
pretty much all over the world since she
was htre last, and has added much to her
glory and her bank account, two human at
tributes which command universal respect
and admiration.
]. I. Farron, 10 "a Soap Bubble" will be
at Harris Bijou next week.
Box sheet for Nat Goodwin at the National
next week, in "Turned Upn and HLend Me
Five ShilliDgs,n opens tomorrow morning.
When Goodwin comes then comes the rush
OF all.
Gus Hnrs Worlds Novelties will be the
dot at Kernan's next week.
Little Minnie Palmer-the same Little
Minnie yesterday, to-day and forever-wears
s250,O00 worth of diamonds In one Of her
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with putty either.
"Macbethn will be OF kind hitherto un.
known and as wild and weird as are the
witches n the play.
Mrs. Brown Potter is getting great deal
OF free advertising, but not OF kind to i'm.
prove business.
Lotta, 1t is stated, will quit the stage after
next season and give 100000 toward
founding an asylum for children. Lotta is
only kid herself yet.
A strogg resemblance has been noticed
between Miss Beatrice Cameron, with Rich
ard Manslleld's company, and Mrs Cleve-
land. 1t would be d flicult to decide
whether the compliment belongs to Miss C..
or Mrs q.
ALBAUGn's-"MoNsIE
"Monsieur" was thoroughly enjoyed by a
large number of people at Alblugh's last
night. Although an exceedingly light play
In itself, 1t becomes most enIoyabl,
comedy in the hands OF Mr.. Mansfield. The
supporting company is thoroughly capable.
Miss Beatrice Cameron was charming aud
effective. Miss Johnstone Bennett, as
Sally, was enthusiastically greeted at every
appearance on the stage. The remainder OF
the cast is filled by people of ability. There
is not the slightest attempt on the part OF
Mr.. Mansfield to make his own excellence
more prominent by contrast with the In.
ferior work OF others. lie Is not only an
excellent actor, but a thorough artist To
night his first great success, "A Partisan
Romance" will be presented.
THE xANDER CONCERT.
On Monday evening next Mr.. Henry Nan
der will introduce himself to the musical
ciicles OF his native city In grand concert
and piano recital, to be given at the Con
gregatonal Church. Mr., Ninder returns
home after eight years arduous study in
Europe, bearing the diploma OF the Royal
Conservatory of Stuttgart, and certificates
OF the highest commeudatlon from Berlin
ard Paris, all testIfying to his eminent
| ebilily rs a musician, artist and composer
| He will be assisted 10 his concert by Mis-
Lizzie F. MacNlCh0l, Herr Paul MiersChe OF
the ROYAL Opera House, Munich, and at
orchestra OF forty pieces under the baton oil
| Mr.. II. c. Btrnays. The sale of seats foi
the Nauder concert is open at DroOp's mu
SIC store, g25 Pennsylvania avenne.